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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

saw the other day two Of ths most curious
and interesting relics Of the greatest tragedy
in American history They ara ths pistol
with which John Wilkes gooth shot Prrsi-
dent Lincoln and the dagger he held IN his
hand when he leaped from the box TO the
stage Of the theatre, crying, "Sic semper
fyrannisl' These relics are preserved in
bureau of one OF the great departments OF the
government, and with them Is the bullet that
struck btr. Lincoln down. The pistol is the
most interesting of the los. IL is one os the
kind known as the Derringer. made in Phila-
delphia, which WAS very famous all through
the south and southwest thirty years ago.
The one in question is Of beautiful workman.
ship. It's barrel is only two inches in length,
aud the bullet weighs about quarter Of an
ounce. The entire length of the weapon is
but four inchez Its mounting is OF silver,
and the lock is one of the finest and most per-
feet pieces of workmanship have ever seen,
even in these weapons, which were very ey-
pensive and elaborate. The bullet is mitch
battered and was evidently driven into the
muzzle ,for the pistol is muzzls loader) by
the use OF mallet and iron loading rod. Con-
sidering the heavy charge OF powder under
the bullet. before IL was fired, the latter must
have been only half an inch from the muzzle
and could easily have been touched with ones
little finger inserted into the barrel The
marks of the rifing in the barrel are clearly
visible on the bullet, which was very much
fattened from striking the skull Altogether,
a more interesting and ghastly curio | have
never sean While handling the pistol
looked at tho end Of the breach. l found
there receptacle for percussion caps, which
had evidently been overlooked, and upon
opening it | found n solitary cap, which
Booth had evidently put there himself, in
tending, if by any chance the one on the tube
Of the pistol exploded without firing il, TO
have another ready to his hand.-W ashinCton
Herald
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09
.nor. wa.houts in the ca.., Bank.

Whea the employees CT the Bass Machine
Works wenL 70 work yesterday incoming
they found that the ensine and boiler in
basement Of the building had settled down
into al old sewer over which they were
located Upon investigation it was found
than in cleaning ont the canal some OF the
earth which Eeps the water out OF the old
sewer was removed During the night the
water broke through the obstruction and
rushing throu ia the old aewer caused il 10
cave N. Ihe break was partially repaired
yesterday. Ii caused damage to the ma
ehinsry. loss of time, ETC.. 10 the amount of
i've or six hundred dollars.
There wa also a small washout in the
bank OF the Cana near the BiSsell Carpet
Sweeper factory. but il was discovered and
stopped before any considerable damage re-
suited.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

A few days before his death poor girl,
daughter OF a wounded and disabled soldier,
the stay and help OF the family through a
humble position She held in one OF the depart
ments, learning that there was danger OF her
removal, sought this mans dying bed with
her anxious story, knowing how many he had
helped IN similar circumstance. With no in
timation OF irnpatience from his sick pillow
he gave listening ear to the poor girls re-
cital; of her fathers disablement in the service
Of his country; OF the children locking 10 her.
the eldest, for such addition 20 bis pension as
might keep the little ones at school and give
them all the comforts Of a modest home
From his generous heart he summoned
strength, left that dying bed, rode TO the de-
psrtment, and made plee which secured a
reconsideration OF tbs order FOR the girls re-
moval. Before the week was over all bis ser
vi 'es on earth was ended. He had gone TO
judgment with this, the last plea of bis life,
warm upon his hps.-John K. French.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

The Septem0 Der term of the Superior Court
will begin next Monday. with thirty-six
criminal. seven are city criminal, one is in
guest. hvs are Jury issues of fact. ten non-
Jury issues Of fact, aud two chsncery cases.
The criminal cases are: Nathan J. Akin,
granddaughter; Eugene Hoag, robbery; Geo.
dwelling house; Benz. /. Deuel., larceny;
James Clarkins, deadly assault. Chas. Mil
Ter larceny; George Bird, larceny; Charles
Madison. larceny from dwelling house.
The defendants in the city criminal cases
are: John McGurrin. Frank o Day, John
George, Clint Simmons. Watkins Bros,
James Allen and Thomas Condley.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09
FOLKS WE KNOW

To Nr. and Mrs. Vanderwerp. or, e>a
tsr-st-a ten-pound boy.
Mr.. a1d Mrs. John Mcintyre have gone
East % te absent = few weeks.
Miss Cottinshan. Of Ohio, Is the guest
~ Miss Moore. of Wsshington-st.
Or. z. Hugo Kiesemettee, OF Goshen,
Ind. is visiting friends in the city.
Fred Mills and Zach Aldrich arrived from
New YORK yesterday. They left Monsieur
Peter Doran in Detroit
L. D. ssnborD, Of 100 North Prospsct-st.,
u entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Fender
gasf, OF Louisville, hy.
Or. Wright, OF Corntn, vas in the city
yesterday. TIE doctor contempiAtes re-
moving bis family to this city.
Ford Starring, Of Detroit, private secrs-
taTy 10 Senator Palmer. was IN the city yes
terday, enrOute Tor Mgskegon.
Daniel Albse and wife, and l.. O. Dan
ming and vie. OF Addison. \. Y, are visiting
:. L. Harry and wife, OF "a Csnal-st
General and Mrs. Csss are in the city Wis.
ting ". r. shelby. They are ruturning to
. 10 New York from their trip 70 Dakota.
Denis L. and Andrew 8. Campaa have
gone % Chicago to attend the funeral OF
their brother-in-Iaw, the late Martin Ryer-
sen.
James NJ Lane, the well known lumber
msn. returned last evening from a trip 70
Maine. where hs was looking after his bus
ioess interests.
President Daniel Mccoy aud superinten-
dent Maj shal. Of the Edison Electric Light
have returned from New York and Boston
where they have been for several days on a
business trip.
Ben. s. Hanchstt, connected with The
Street Railway Company for some time,
| lsfi last evening for trip 20 Chicago, Mil
waakse Indianapolis, 81. Paul, and other
points of interest.
Rev. r. F. COT. Of the GrsudviUe Avenue
Congregational caurco. leaves October /. 70
sccept pssl0rsfe ~ Aarors. III. Several
names are nader consideration. but no call,
ss Jet, 70 succeed him. hss been made.
W. J Duchene7, late Inspector Of the
Grznd Rapids Telephone Exchange. has
been promoted % the inspecs0rship Of ths
District - Western Michigan. VIII will
now spend sost n his time on the road.
Capt. ChsS. ". Eaton has returned from
bis mp 70 the Adirondacks, and reports
that be had a. elegant time. Judge Champ
IN precered hlm. Judge Morse. of looia
came home With bin. and ieff a. once tor
Ions.
Herr Linneil. Il Sacramsnto. Ca'iGo-ni.
oniy hroiher or Ms. j. IL. Tompkirs. az tais
city. VITO hss been spending fs~ daxs
vitn h.s niece. Mrs. Dr. Melville lee vess
tsriav morning for Traverse CITY. waera
Mrs. fe8Fkins IS visiting her s.sisr. Nr.
Noisetl
Daniel r. Soper Postmaster General for
the heaGaalsrs af the Niisksznr River
ean7s down rom Newa~z0 vpsserizv in hls
prsat@ yacnt ~ite fse Irenont Nsrine
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

DGs84sss 1r22s4Gfe4 A. As-sF F%<&~E
Ksskszt.y Aafsros@s-
Tie Bosr4 sf Ps.ies ana Fl-e csnHsis-
sieaers eaaxszsd "a Fssalsr ssssisn yess<F-
dag afEsrnesn, st~o wssks' s4aeh e oGslr
asss 6eiaz asseesed 81 Psss.asns Dygsrt
st1aplsi Ghs eha.r sad CozaE1issiarezs
HzAaE. Posefs. Hasxiss snd More ssEs
10 stssnszncs.
Dsan.s Be.lams, 7 ?. B46coek George
.. E4ltsa. fi4oia4 q Bflsa .n1 + feiils
s1ptied k1F pss. lots cn TIE pelsce foscs.
- az. ths bisssl tsrSet eNespss soE'-
p41y 1e1s fs94esk - tns Eosf1 t11k
s<e zzFn ssx - plaesa a tllssE factory
Referred 81 he g1mGsitlss Ga frotefif.
RauolEsn besa;s Aillaiy ssksf f9r isass
4 asseaee f3r :. I dsys. sEieh ~es zssnted.
1a1ezsntsnasnG 81 faFs. Aisrns sBssilnx-
aaHlse. ssko9 EhsI ibs tower BEL "a 80
Eagine Hquss De reuoFed - The nss 10. ;
Enxina Hs1se % Front Il. ketsrrea 20
Con mgstse ca Property.
Tie following sccoanEs we're all0sea'
assE1iazr q baxter. szshinz, sIi.03' ~ X.
4 Z. kaiizosa COMPANY. lualsel. si--.-s
f0ssrs a Walkef, suppsses So. = = cole
nan, klad ~ wood. 81 I'll ksdsfescheF 3
581s. repairs t5.e9 Wa. Carte hofse shoe
ing Si4s0 BENJAMIN & Sons, supplies,
= ~ h4zsiton. isf4ins & Co. supplies,
IS a. Edward Hoseii. Washing 81 =
leonard & sons. supplies, 50 Guam HaEd-
wsE. 10mpsny. supplies. sie.i5s sven
deDsn Eleetrie C0mpanv, Silt
81 IL Nal 4 Co. stationery.
si.5s Waite, Friant ( iesllisr.
lunlDsf. $50 Aiehixan lroa WoFks. re-
r4irs. s5eiD Police Department pay Toll
for August. s3.ol0 jG Fire Department pay
fcii. tj.9i@6s BslxuAp Wag0n Company.
repairs $500 +. NJ. Adams. pasture, $40
b Z. AeRsynolds. salary. ss3.33. Curtiss 4
D1ntoB. supplies. 43 cents Whit friaut
& Lstsiiisr lumber. S3zi: NJ. Kinney.
h0Fseshoeing. SIS.
DR.. Akin asked the Board 10 see that the
ordinance relative q the removal OF slgns
he eniogced IN certain case. TIE mailer MAS
retesred % The Superintendent OF Police
Patr0slnan DennisOn was Feprfmznded for
stopping q street car driver and advised
not 20 allow such an odense 10 occur
again. PstEoiman Seoby was allowed pay
Tor seven DAYS which he was obliged 10
spend a. home owing 10 the death of bis
calid from c0nta gi0us disease.
AnthO2y ). Psal was appointed Police
Constable. he Is lanilor ia the city
schools. J. H. ohute. operator for the g.
X & l.. on the West Side was also clothed
Sith police authority. in order that be may
prevent boys and tramps from catching
onto cars and riding over town.
The secretary was instructed 10 advertise
for bids 10 furnish coal Tor t6e deI-ars-
meats Tor The ensuing year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09
WHAT DO IT MEANsi
Ass 0mciaIs "ssssksyIp<- WIN eabsIs
uo~ns0sufs-

Ess oneiaIs "sssoksyIp.- WIN eussIs
Documents
When he nsv kdison Light Coupsny's
ordinsncs vas granted the company were
required to furnish map Of the proposed
route of their wire through the streets, lanes
.rt slisgs Of he city. This the company
furnished sud bad the sane approved By
Henry Betiinzbsuss superintendent Of
tha Fire Alarm Telegraph. and Fire Mar
Marsha Leno Be. iG this shape the map
vent % the COMMITTEES on fire Department
o. ths Common Coancil The COMMITTEES
racornruended that the nap - approved.
wrfrb vas lone Irarin9usl7 By the
Cos ncii Aggnst 1 some tine afer this
NJ Reftin rhouse called a. he Office Of he
Faison Eie,tric Lieat Company sod ssked
for The mac. saying tnst The city Clerk
wanted o0ey Of iG wednesday. on the
return at Prtsident McCoT snd Slperia-
tsnaent Marshall from Nsw York. they
went To- the city Clzfk efiiCa for The nap.
They found thaf he approval u
Msssrs Befrnzhouse ard lemon. together
vtb their siznatarss bad been Gus ogs of
the document
sar~r;nsendert NsrsbaI frurnesliatelv
snurht cas- hose GER. sr1en and reou ssfsd
them 20 rect toe Mayor ~ tie City Clerk
oifce They did -, enc fire Msrshsi
Ieuaaine admitted shst - bad cut ont tss
scrrorai himself lie vas ssSed for he
missing portion Of ERE document, which be
produced. snd ite saure ras pssted info -
proper rlsre ~ ne nae upon waich wss
as, rlacei the sznaflres of Mayor Dixie
nav and Clerk Beiknsp. together With th>
So g. ne rirv.
narsHal leracine made IA siTnuie ercuse
thai - rnt IA ests>rnvaf rsfs - The ltr,csr.
z, ert eeczusp se ,ttt not ~snt the map
wifh his nsn1e On it sxe s1tef scout fo~u.
TIE .hcle sfsif 'coks TerE ridiculous
sso IS daily becomes more evident that
tsers az eertaia city ofacia.s Who nerd toei-
wings pred
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

A Qesss 1se1E1s oss Fsss~~-zss Pays
l..-n....-E E...azzlz llrnsa


A aessw Eee4Ezs GA Esis~~-fsss PAYS
fexs2z1s-- Kke<aszi. Dress.
Ta1 81 Batla = 1hs Capsse, se-1sr
Hazf 4assf - 11es he IS He = eao1t
1ss fsaf - fa&es ~ s1a hs vsaxAs -
poaa.lz - e4<nlp@ abez. ks e. sd Ne
ga aAd - - ~ e - kae4 eoee ~ ex
fre& - ~ fer4 - ss e streEzsaea fkis
iliaa he k4s ysry large zsk al as
esn + = defssle ene. rsuiataz yea sozas-
vkat x . fs9s Bs has TX had MA ;
fsTssess hikh aad hFozd se.sw tsts Is
ef-s @iIA "a 3ss pesp cut gaEouzh n4sFo~
sllEs cf oz<zirss. sssd ske trosi6ss ets1sE taeEa
Is fhat You cza's Tel wbe1hsr they sre ioo1ing
~ yoa - aet
Bra Bar.TS face Is very fuil and his coBs-
F.iexiss = f..ir lie as clean look zteut
kiIn, aad esnseu<ly takss = bath esery neora-
iag He kss = hik ueuth- ard oger L there =
q littls. fas- -sairel nslsfsche, NA4h baS now
grows gray It's merely ths SHADOW If
fnilstaeha and iceks hke szrszk of silver
pant 4eFoss rh@ white zn3 ress Il Buffers
fzce The top q BaSleris bad i bad bat ls
hss a fringe o. 6ne iroa gray hair hang
i1z donn N8ou rs neek IL dresses eccentri-
calig. ard Is ha.s always sssraed 10 ne that lss
eoaTfs noterssty BY means ~ his dress Hs
and Benjamin Brewster are p@Fhzps the two
uziisst mea "a ths United States, ard they
beta dress exfr8Taesnfiy
Ben batler had GA tiis efternooa q fsshv
hat Of eresns--oiarssi felt, with broad brim.
fhs laader sfe ~ which was covered with
bia-k slk A hssh HACK SIX band ran nearly
20 toe top It this iis ht fei. nat, and the toni
eusembis was very striking. TIE remainder
of his dress was white linen shirt. turnover
collar, and sGls OF ths finest black broad
cloth Hn feet we're eEcazsd IN patent ieath-
ers. ana BE- carried cane big enough for
club. On the lapel Of his coat was a bunch
Of heansifsil roses. and he looked altogether as
though he had just jumped from band-box.
Frank q. Carpenter la Cleveland Leader.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

70 beqnesth 20 sonF children 10 streEs
cls4B. pure coaslltutien better th4n ~eal.b
because i s.ll nsveF prove q curse. Yea
cznaot give wh4t yeu o. net pcSsess bat
mokbsrs wiu nna IA DT. PisEess FssoFits
Prescription . wonasrfal hep eoFEseting 3
al xsekns<s<s. nrnglns her systems Lnto
perfect eoBdlfloo. 80 hat their ckliefsn.
untsinles. shsii rise up 70 call thsm blessed
There Is not dfugRist IA ali this land
bQt always keeps stock oa hand
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

Ths active principle ~ cod liver oil. of
which Il FORMS frofa IA 70 s PER cent. has
been obtsined by Dr. Lafarze. of Paris.
end i ssld to have given excellent resalfs
when used il place ~ he crsde oil Tae suh-
stance IL calea norrh1ol. s1d co1tsius
twslve times as riuca iodine. hrorrine sBd
pho<2horus a. the original oii. with none of
tha fat-Arkznsav Traveller
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

The sr' stie fireplace il The Morton
Heuss resdirx resr, ha< seen rrzztlr fns-
proved 81 an sstoefie nreuzs grsts jast
rsaca.1 urdsr tlie fsrves steve naute.
a brilliant sfs was biazinr witnin s. last
rrht rhe cf1ies ceiirz s. now he.nx tres
eo~f ard Ths Nortcn le5hy r destined - oe
crs ~ the hsctsa.nest aad asoss asthefie
sericrs n Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09
Too Late to Cidssif,y.

NOR RENT-NE WILL FIT UP, FURNISHING
L reliable water aud stesm rover, tor any
satisfactory applicant. The iron veneer building
on Lriett lsifiy occupied bv lstelts Boiler
shop Dimensions are about sOx50 has high
ceiling ana light On three sides Apply 10 Bissen
Carpet Sweeper Co s. hill-st, City.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

Charles fytls The Csnnon township FAR.
mer wEo rss s-rscx 81 = trsia rear Be-
naort Tsesisv sftsrcoou. sfcs a. Il clock
Taez3sv niaat T1seee Laohsn. o. Kock-
fcrd = cr111ctfnE 81 i7ausst rhsch ~ss
adloaraea sss,erssg uuti I ecicsk tsis
sfer1ocn. TIE flzsrxI of tae unforf0rs.s
farmer cezr~r. frora - rsx5eace ysstsr-
iar and ~zs vel stfesced
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09
'.Ths Amazon AsIeA. , sspl Z and IS


Mrs. Hibhsrd vii. on Mendsy. Tuesdsy
and Wednesday 81 nsxt week. give a formal
opening 81 her Grand Rapids Haif BsEsar.
at ii9 AoBf9r-st- A superb stock Of new
goods aBd 70 / { assistants sill be among he
atnacti0us oi the sew establishment
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

NssEEssIos SsDA far Mica xa2
1afealsnlng ssa.Asr <lra FsIs. ee.z.ss
PIE eiez u L99ss Ale4lsan - ra.ax
teznn<fzcsre. 51isx - aga soata sszsesig
slzlas Tsssi x "a sezt1 sssbsrss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

OFFfcg or THE EAGLE STEAM LAuNDkYl
ASD DYE HOUSE. 10. q CASAL-sr,
GRAsD kArIp-. NicH., JIly -. 1857.
Editor TELgGRsN-HsRALD.
Please inform the public that have con-
nected steam laundry with my DYE House
and Securing establishment, and will DO my
utmost 10 give them the best work that was
ever brought out by machinery, and tell
them that humbly ask OF them a share of
their trace. Your most humble servant.
q. A. BEEwIs.
Ring telephone No. 9l9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

J. ecsts t~entv fvs cenfs % gs1 = v'ew -
fre inssse Il tss Iinccla monument ~
Sprinzseid
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

Turkey for lunch AZ Fred Dsily's. IS
feafl-st. tomorrow evening. Call round.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

tuberculosis SRI tTqhcid fever are 10
rrerionnsnsst 5ieeasss snd csas-s Of death IN
the Fr-nch srEy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

b ps-saas.ag sssers vs eoavinos or
sel~n< Irr~~fsss
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09
The Hammond Typ Write.

Fs4y ire EAWEoxn TYPE wETTFR. sse kea
"a s1t - ssl EFcf vrteT -.sy.les aoa
nsre- rtfc-s err ~ t1e aes rrs igy ernusnf-
~ sr ~ sa sr6 see ~ rs<sict e-erstas
a. sse sssesrsfr,se 81 - <ea ~ - - 1scssx
Srsa6 Escs5s xEsh, aerg ?. WA 4eea1 =
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

"Rics's Beautiful Esangeline' septls& Is
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

The Western n ehi-au Agricultural sni
Inrrsfrisi Society hs~e ussis = -artr.rf
vth The Tras Publishing s-a Frs-s~t--
Coynrauv 10 farnts1 ne orfQ ssstat,~f 4sd
.,sica a. r-sxrsa ne - - reed a. their err
inz sir. fhks VII - the onlr prne~ar,s ~
-iistl hufst e1 SO Tr8onss s16 a. ivsres sa-.s
shottlt ~ cerefal - 49, fast their ~r-s-
rac,s s<rs snss~ ~sks 80 seav<-rasnsd
s~r1
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

The Topical Song Il Like IL" Sept. IL
and IL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

Fred Daily viii neat bis patrons 10 en-
elegant free lunch tomorrow night
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09

-zAs An..oa x.ssa, ssas 2 saals
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-09
oFFicE OF TaE EAGLE STEAM LAuSDKyl

Lovely Diamond Fields" Sept. i2 & IS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-17
DUTCH FORK.

Miss Eina Stockman is spending some
time with relatives here.
Mr. Geo. B.. Aull who has been very
sick is able to be up and about.
Mr.. w. J. a!lentine and family Of
Lexington County, spent Saturday and
Sunday in this section.
Mr.. Albert F. Riser who has been
sick at lis fathers for the last week,
has returned to Pomaria TO take charge
of his duty.
Cotton is selling rapidly al Pomaria,
price, very best 94. Number of bales
shipped from that place from Sept. l>t,
to Nov. 1<t is 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Bu>by, who have
been spending some months with their
daughter. Mrs. Jas. A. Riser, returned
to their home in Leesvillc to-day rTucs-
day.) This aged =ee=s:tf;ie viii celebrate
it-ej+-c---~tsortc;re t-ej+--c-~sora rettiIins on December 2,
! 'T'SAe'
Nj. J. Wesley Folk OF Colleton Coun-
ty, spent couple days in this src5ion
with his sister Mrs. B. c. Busby. We
are always glad to have uncleWes. with
us. We like to hear him tell his stories
about hunting, fishing and farming.
Miss Corneila Alcwinc accompanied
Uncle Wes. on his return TO Colleton
where she exvectS TO make it her home
if she likes it. \. +.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-17
EXCELSIOR NOTES.
Our farmers are busy sowing wheat.

Our farmers are busy sowing wheat.
Mr.. Learder Long finished moving
oyer to lis new home Tuesday.
Very few OF the farmers in this Sec
ton are attending court this week in
your town.
There have been !.eavy irost< the lat
few mornings.
We hear OF Il few eases ui measles in
this community but so far none have
been reported serious.
The farmers in this section have about
finished digging potatoes and the turn
ont was better than once expected.
Some new lnmber has recently been
placed 1T the CalamuS pond to repair
the bridge which is very much needing.
Your CORES podent i'll company with
great many others in this section at
tended the State fair which was held in
Columbia last week. The fair was eX-
cellent and the attendance large.
We notice President Cleveland has
designated and set part the twenty
fourth day of November as day OF
thanks giving and prayer to the All-wi>e
Ruler and Creator OF the Universe. We
think it both right and proper that the
day should be observed by all Christian
people.
Misses Melissa and Cora Young, OF
Coweta County, Ga, spent a few days
visiting relatives in this section last
week, the guests Of Mrs. Caroline Cooks
family. We hope these young ladies
enjoyed themselves while in this section
anG that they will visit Our community
again soon.
We hear of several couples in the
lower part of this community that have
recently been joined together by the ties
OF matrimony. We guess they are all
following the young ''lady's joke
which says "a son is son until he gets
wife but a daughter is daughter all
the days OF her life.' Let 'em role.
Sabbath evening we visited the Ridge
Road Academy to hear Rev. J. A. Sligh
preach but owing to sickness in his
family he was prevented from filling
his appointment at the above named
place, however, Sunday School was at
tended to as usual and after which some
very sweet pieces were sung by the
school. These people will soon have
their new church completed all OF which
we wish them much success.
SIGMA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-17
Pomona Hill Nurseries.
POMONA N. G.

Two and half miles west Of Green's
boro, n. c.. The main line Of the +. &
D. r. r. passes through the grounds and
within 100 feet of The office. Salem
trains make regular stops twice daily
each way. Those intel ested in Fruit
and Fruit growing are cordially invited
to inspect this the largest nursery in the
State and one among she largest III the
South.
The proprietor has for many years
visited the leading Nurseries North and
West, and CORES ponded with those OF
foreign countries, gathering every fruit
that was calculated to suit the South,
both native and foreign. The reputa-
ton OF Pomona Hill Nurseries is such
that many agents going out from Green's
boro, representing other nurseries, try
to leave the impression that they are
representing these nurseries. Why do
they do it? Let the public answer.
l have in stock growing land can show
visitors the same) the largest and best
stock of trees, &C., ever shown..or seen
in anytwo nurseries in North Carolina,
consisting Of apple, peach, pear, cherry,
pluW, grape, japanese persimmon. ia
pauese plum, apricots, nectariene, Rus
sian apricot, mulberry, ounces. Small
fruits Strawberry, raspberry, currants,
pecans, English walnutS, rhubarb, as
paragus, evergreens, shade trees, roses,
&c.
Give your order to my authorized
agent or order direct from the nursery.
Correspondence solicited. Descriptive
catalogues free to applicants.
Address,
.- - }. VAN. LINDLEY,
- - POMONA,
,Guilford County, N. c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-17
The Temoleton opera Company.

The above named org tnization will be
the attraction at the opera house this
week, Friday and Saturday, Nov. Is
and 10, with special Saturday matinee.
This is one Of, the largest and foremost
companies IN the field OF comic opera,
and includes artists WHO have received
the aprrobatiun Of press and public at
every appeara&cc. Their appearance
will be the event OF the season III the
amusement line, and all lovers pf mirth
and music properly rendered should
avail themselves OF this rare treat. The
opening opera Will be Gilbert and Sui
livan's greatest success, Eikado. which
will be produced with original scenery
which the company carry with them.
and thessame us used by them in New
and all the large cities. To be
- al the Saturday matinee by
Gilbert and Sulivau's great
Cal opera. Saturday night And
greatest opera, the Ma>co'te. :.